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the foremost of the royal group. The same
correspondent continues:
Lady Martin, cold, intellectual and refined
of Tearing, quietly but elegantly dressed,
mistress of ner situation and herself, was in
deed none other than the celebrated relict of
Gels. Woodruff and Blood. and the apostle of
the late Stephen Pearl Andrews, the inpas-
stoned exponent of the doctrine of Pantarchy (;
the friend of Isabella Beecher Hooker, and
the editor and publisher of the paper in
which the Beeciier scandal first saw the light.
Sir John Biddulph Martin, who stood by
her side, is the head of one of the oldest bank
ing houses in Lombard street: he is the presi-
dent of the Bankers association and of the
Statistical association; he is treasurer OF the
Cnaiing Gross hospital, and he is a relative
of Lady Biddulph. who is lady in waiting to
the queen, and of Lori Salisbury. There is
no more question of his rank than Of his
wealth.
And in all that Lon Ion gathering did not
See anybody who was treated with more con-
-ideratioii or who was more enti, ely at home
la these remarkable surroundings tnan were
Lady Cook and LAZY. Martin. Probably only
70 myself, a perhaps the one Ameriyan pres
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

a PROF S sional.
Every one is, Of
course, familiar
with the story Of
the hidden wire
and the save d
boat. Finally it
came to DO pretty
generally believed
that Hanlan was
in in CT b lie, and
when some tim g
after bis arrival in
Australia the news
of his defeat there
was cabled to us,
every one was sur
prised, and not a
few were inclined
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

snt, did the transition from the conditions 50
familiar in America to the conditions so un-
familiar here seem marked and singular"
As was natural this spectacle set the Ameri-
can correspondent 10 rejecting OH the ex-
traordinary accidents of fortune. The truth
is, these two wonderful women are good illus
trations Of the law Of determination. They
thought success, consequently they attained
success.
The portraits Of them given here represent
them as they were when they lived here fif-
teen years ago. The views which made
them unpleasantly celebrated here seem
either to have been discarded or buried so deep
within themselves that they are not even
guessed at by their arstocratic acquaintance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

| VICTORIA Z. Woodruff. il said TINT he,
husband, Sir Francis Cook, baronet, Viscount
Monscrrat Of Cintra and head of the great
| banking house of Cook, Son g. Co, of st.
Paurs church yard, London, and Lisbon and
| Oporto in Portugal, is a considerable figure
in commercial London, as well as in that
vague region of society whore baronets and
millionaifes have their orbit and their nm
defined state Of preferment.
He is also a man of great wealth. md ;s
constructed on the amiable and benev olent
plan, is much addicted to large philanthropic
schemes, and is an important parsonage in his
line OF life, public and private. His latest
public benefaction is the new artists home.
known as the Alexandra house, which he has
donated to the city OF London, and to the
cause OF artistic progress in particular. 1t
was named in honor of the Princess of Wales.
who is its administrator in chief. For the
constitution and equipment of this building
Sir Francis is believed to have paid about
si50,00o. lis purpose is to give ant
students a home, place of recrea.
non and apartments adapted to their
studies at triiing cost, thus saving them
from privations and vicissitudes painful and
discouraging. The house will accommodate
t9o female students, and the cost to each one.
including board, lodging, washing, medical
'eoShuoheo tHe iiee use musical In
Struments is less than SIS weekly. If this isn't
oooh to the delicate strugglers up the rugged
pathway of art know not what is.
Three weeks ago this house, which was al
ready full, was formally opened by the Prince
and Princess of Wales. and the occasion WAS
a typical social event Of the London season.
Archbishops, duchesses, princes anu princesses.
lords. ladies', sirs, honorables, colonies, as
well as untitled MEN and women eminent in
art and letters participated
Sir Francis Cook and his wife were pre-
Sented to his royal highness in the council
room, where the royal party were received
A correspondent who had the rare good for
tune to be one of the guests says: LADY
Cook was beautifully dressed in an elegant
garment of blue, trimmed with gray sable.
her appearance was one of animation, min
gled with that aspect Of amable imper;urb
ability which is cultivated as distinguishing
characteristic of the upper classes of Eng
and. She was as | heard it remarked later
in the day, the prettiest and the best dressed
woman in ali that brilliant company"
This was she who was sowell known in !
New York nearly n score of years ago ms |
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23
Probate Notice.
To JAcoR p. LocuNAs

TO JACOB P. LNcrMAN;
~. are her~by notified that proceedings have
suase OF Alturss county, Idaho Territory, for the
;voesuon OF letters OF administration heretofore
sessed: and you are her. by notified aud require Cd
- os anu appear before the Judge Of said Probate
,eeg II o'clock q. m. on Monday, April 18th.
tSca, Nthe Probate Courtroom in the town Of
nAney In said county. there and tn u to show
$50 any, why snch letters should not be
Dated Haley. J. T.. April 9Th. 1857
n, X. u. LENNON,
Probate Judg. and q. of,cio cicrl OF said Court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

and would admit of the possibility OF
Teemer's obtaining the aquatic premiership
of the world by winning single race. Many
persons regard Ieemer as being little
crooked, but he has assured his friends that
every race he rows will be on the dead level"
AS Beach is getting pretty well along in
years, very few persons believe that he would
be able to pass successfully through tie ordeal
of race each with Hanlan and Teemer. An
tlcl.'ating this contingency, perhaps a list of
the champions will not be embarrassing just
at this time
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

banker, but no
body seemed to De
sufficiently inter
ested in the rumor
to either believe or
disbelieve it. So
soon are we for
gotten when we
are dead to fame
or gone toLondon.
Now it is known
beyond a doubt
that both these
wonderful sisters
are married and
both are carrying
titles of great ai'is-
tocratic weight.
Victoria is now
written of as Lady
Biddulph Martin,
and Miss Clahin
has become Lady
Francis Cook. 1t
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

the best oarsman
in the United
States, if not in
the world. is also
said to he thinking
of visiting Austria
liza for the purpose
of challenging the
winner of the Han
lan-Beach race.
This would indeed
make things inter-
esting, provided
Hanlan should go
to the Antipodes
equipped with the
championship of
the United States,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

Jennie c. Clafin,
fairer than ever,
an;l welding more
wcr t.aa, IN
che past, doa.tiess,
he ever dreamed
#. The august
train, composed of
the cream of al'is.
tocracy and social
distinction, obedi-
entity fell in be-
hind Tennie C.
Clafin as she led
her royal guests
from room to
room. Among the
guests was Ten
MES sister, Vic
to,'ia, now Lady
Biddulph Martin,
with her husband,
Sir John Biddulph
Martin. They took
fkAt- ,,in,N.,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23
GAUOAUR AND BEACH.

Wielders OF the Spruce Past and Pres
ent-List OF Champions.
Especial Correspondence
New YORK, April Is.
From the day on which Edward Hanlan
won the aquatic championship of the United
States from E. Morris, of Pittsburg, up to
the time that he lost the premiership of the
world to w. Beach, and afterward that of
the United States to John Teemer at Troy.
aquatics were decidedly on the "boom" in
this country Industrious managers were
continually on the lookout for some one to
beat Hanlan, and it was thought that the
man had been found when Charles f. Court
ney, the Union Springs amateur, became
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

"anuiseturers of Wood Working Machinery.
Wood Workers Supplies of all Kinds OGcs
and factory. lsl6-I9l7-19l9-ls2l North Brood
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FAIRBANKS A co

FAiroants's Scales, Eclipse wind-Mnls, Boilers,
Heaters. Steam Pumps, Pratt Il Cady Valves,
hsneoek lnspirstors, Warehouse Trucks, etc.
So2-3C4 Washington Avenue
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

Book and job Printer,
hsses speciality of Pamphlet Work Cert ne.t-s
VI osoek, etc, No. 500 North Third street,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23
sr. LOUIS METAL CO.,

{. A. LAYTON l. Co., Proprietors,
Asnuisesursrs Of Bsbbitt Metal and Solder Dss
he and Bar Lead. Corner Broadway o. vsnfh
aoo noWAra streets. Anos U. Mann, Mstsilist
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

Manufacturers Of Cane, Wood and Resd Chairs.
MAIL orders receive prompt attention. send
Tor new Catalogue
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

q L. bLAxHLr. Pres. H. EKIsRSBERa Sec. Trpas.
ST. LOUIS PLANNING MILL co,
nsnuIaeturers OF Doors. Sash, Blinds, NOuldings,
brackets. and Stair Work, and Dealers in
baiiding Paper and Window Glass. seve nth
and Mullsnphy streets
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scuAEFFER BROS. 4 POWELL.

Nos 32s and 1877 North Second street,
Manufacturers Of Star, Stearic Acid Mining. and
nxIrosa candles Soaps, Refined Lard, and
Oils We guarantee ali our goods ,ousl in
qualit to any made III the United States
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J. d. STREET. 4 CO,

~Anui sSsurers and dealers in Lubricattn Engine
mo RAILWAY OILS and Crosses. Betting. Pack.
ing, snd MIL and Mine Supplies. No. 3ls
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WINNs VEGETABLE BOILER COMPOUND.
II removes scales in boilers and prsvenu
tnsir formation. D. r. BOOGHER, President.
Winn Boiler Compound Co., Nos. log and lvs
Olive street.
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CURTIS MANUFACTURING co.

kngines, Boilers, Sawmills Circular Saws.
Planning. Single and Heading Machinery.
Send for catalogue
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Esta blished 1855,

Established 1885
GRAHAM PAPER CO.,
No. AIT North Main street,
News, Book, Card Board, Eny.lopes w,i,,ns
ttrocsrs Wrapping, and Building Papey
Paper Bags. Flour Sacks, etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23
PHILIbERT JOHANNING MANUFACTURE
COMPANY Il Established 1871

Msnefscturers OF Sash, Doors Blinds Frames,
Siszed Windows, Mouldinss, Star Railing
tiers, Newell Posts, Lumber, Lsth All
shingles. Once and factory 1902 Market 81.
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H. dAUS A SONS M,n,a M

manufacturers of Doors, Frames Sash, Blinds.
Mouldings, Packing Boxes and General Plan
ing NH Work. Southeast corner Main and
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MlLBURN MAMIE

MlLBURS MANUFACTURING CO.
Builders of Spring Wagons, Carr.rs.s. Rucsiss.
ana omnibuses. Factory, corner Seventh
street and Cass avenue
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CLEMENS TENT AWNING CO.
1eAM wagon Covers. Waterproof Oiled Clothing.
nofse reed Bags. Corner Main and Market
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A. p. ERKER,
Practical ODtfafal

Praetieal Optieiaa.
'Pss.seies and xys-sisssea In gold. steel. etc.
s'a ossses. Telescopes. Microscopes, MID.
ne Sonpa.sss, Artificial Eyes, etc. NO. ~
NORTH Broadway 18th street,
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THE pEANE STEAM PUMP g.


Manufacturers Of Steam Pumping MACHINERY =,
North Main street.. w. 'is
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WIRE ROPE.
A. LEscHEN SoSs ROPE Co
MANUFACTURING of all kinds Of Stee. and Iron Wiz.
Rope. ONCE, 800 and 9O5 North Main ri
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GENERAL MINING MACHINERY.
INoxnsoLL Rock DRILL Co
Southwestern Office. No. 8ll North sacou,
st. Louis. Charles W. Mel.hs. sueet
Rock Drills, Air Compressors, Ho,.tiaanA gef
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-23

RoHAN BROS. BOILER x'F'a CO..
Aannfactursrs Of Boiler and Sheet Iron w. a..
Mills and Steamboats,. Nos. lloO-Iiac m.; .sS
street. -s ~saune
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ENalNEs, BOILERS. STEAM pUIps 49,
OUTPIcTING AND
ALBERT b. BowMAs,
Manager BIT. Louis Branch Erie Rns;ns W..
No. 1913 North Second street
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FULTON IRON woRxs
LAT" Gerard d. Allen 4 Co.,
Founders and General Mschinisxs
rassd.) Corner Second and Carr ,t, .nso'po-
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MOUND CITY TENT AND AwNIHo IN

Manufacturer Of and dealer in Awnings. Tent.
2o2 North Commercial street
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JOAQUIN MILLER.
HE WRITES FROM oREeoN's SOUTH
ERIN EDGE.

The Old Battle Ground Of Californfans
Who Chose to Fight Duels-Origin Of
the Name Oregon-Some Absurd stories
About It shown to Be False.
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ToDDs STANLEY MILL FURNISHING ~
Manufacturer Of and dealers in everv Js..,,..,'
OF Mill furnishings. Building ~ yp que,
ond street. "ofM Zee.
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oHo p. JoN1s
sPERR, JoNFS CO.,
Manufacturers of Fine Machinery Oils. o,.,...
Etc. Nos. 7Oo and Ito Ne rth Main arrest
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Established 1915. 1ncorro-...,
PLANT SEED COMPANY,
ALFRED PLANT, Prest,
Importers and wholesale and re.si, a..,
Garden, Grass. Field and Tree Seed, M y
9l2 and 8l4 North Fourth street. "es.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-02-17

4 Feast Which Caal Be Enioyed Only
Azonsr the Atlantic Coast

a Feast Which Ca,l Be Enioyed Only
Aonss the Atlantic Coast.
You have stood at hneh counter
and had tine atten danG open half a
dozen mg oysters for you-oysters
caught three or four days before and
brought from two hundred, TO half q
thousand miles-and you have gulped
them. down and declared them to be
delicious
Humphi,
Get. into yacht ON the Allan tic
coast some morning before breakfast
takin g along pepper, salt, vinegar and
sand, yicLes. A run. of three or four
miles to. an oyster bed will sharpen
your appetite until you feel that you
can digest a. railroad spike. IF
Their IS stiff breeze and .
fair sea- on you can digest two
spik es. Your captain may tong
for The 3iva1ves, or he may use a. drag
He MAJ bring up two dozen before he
MAJ Ses a selection. He isn't saving
oys tiers. the size of his broad. big hand
II lot alis morning. It may be ten
mi nutes before he reaches an old
SCI 1ler-an Oyster spelled with a big o
- an old pioneer who had settled in
ts lat locality ten or twelve years ago
a nd lad put in his time growing fat
J -ou utter grunt of establishment as he
rs brought up. Take the ordinary
round pietin and it would scarcely
cover him. The shell is crinklsd, moss
| grown, water-stained, and curiosity
/ in itself The captain razes ut it with
something like pride for a moment and
then seizes his opener and wrenches.
tugs, twists and breaks in en- the old
pioneers seelusion.
| There he hes--a great big hunk Of
delicious meat. You. spice him up and
stick fork into him. and-no you
don't! It would give a horse twist
OF the neck to swallow this fellow
whole. You've got to draw knife
across him twice and lay him in four
pieces, and then each piece sticks mo-
mant before it slips down. Here he is,
not two minutes from his salty bed,
fresh. fat, delicious. The sandwiches
| are good enough for kings-the morning
breeze pipes In across Atlantie's broad
boson-the salt spray vets. your whis-
kerSthe white-caps rush past like a
flock of frightened sheep. And you sit
there and yum and eat and yum and
swallow the last quarter, and what a
contempt you do feel for the man in
Cleveland. Detroit or Chicago who
talks about fresh oysters on the half
| sheIli-DetroI Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-02-17
NEWSPAPER DRIFT.

A Syracuse dispatch says that
Senator-elect HiscOck Is criticised be-
cause. in his speech TO his friends at
home. he shad not one good word to
say about Republican harmony and the
future of the party" Evidently Mr..
Hiscock did not want to expose himself
TO the cry Of - chestnuts. " 7. Post.
Mr.. Blaine is reported Is saving:
''Senator Dawes can not afford to ac-
cept his election under such circum-
stances. Il I were in his place I would
resign and let another election take
place" This because some Democrats
voted for Dawes. Perhaps Mr.. Blaine
over-estimates his self-sacrificing devo-
ton TO the party. Would he have OBJ
iected to. few thousand Democratic
votes in Indiana State Journal.
There has undoubtedly been
much opposition To the Administration
in some sections, of the South. some ex-
pressed and some unexpressed, but the
work of the Administration has been so
strong and admirable that what there
was of this is gradually dying out
Alabama certainly has no war TO make
on the President. and the lesson Taught
in Indiana and in North Carolina in
the last election ought to show the folly
of such Montgomery -4drert5sey.
The Miller managers, who have
been the workers of the Republican or
ganization of this State for the past
four years. are much depressed in
spirits Those most influential and
valuable in the organization say that Il
return of Thomas C.~Platt. J. j. 8elden.
George Fl. Sharp and William B.
Woodin to the front means BIaine's
nomination and 81. Eikius and PIatt
canvass IN 1888; In other words. an af-
front to the intelligence and decencE
still left in that party.-4LbGssg 4rgsss.
The Washington Post calls atten-
ZION TO the fact that after the 4fh OF
March next silere will be only three
/ United States Senators who served In
the Union army, while there viii be
twenty exAanfederates- The present
Senate HIS seven Union and sixteen
Confederate soldiers, but two of the
former IVAN Wyek and Miiler1 have
been defeated for reelection. and two
more Harrison and SewelD will be de.
| feated in all probability. HawIey,
| Henderson and Plumb will be the only
ex-Federal soldiers In the Senats--De.
| kyoit FIRES Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-02-17
WORTHY OF PENSIONS
The Brave Men Who Lost Their Lives fol
Another Should Be Honored in the Per
sons of Their Families.

The Brave Men Who Lost Their Lives for
Another Should Be Honored in the Per
of Their Families.
Saturday last two co1ored men lost
their lives near Annapolis. Nd, in the
noble cut vain endeayor to save fell
low-man who had broken through ice
and Was struggling for life. Both
men, 81 Is said. left dependent faIni-
lies. And what of thema viii
the world and battle for bread,
while the heroism displayed by their
natural protectors is unrecognizesf and
unrewarded save by unsatisfactory and
unsubstantial praise? Are mt the
families of these men entitled TO a
pension from a Government that Is con-
stituted by the people for the people9
The friends of Walt Whitman. the
venerable poet: who is poor and worthy
of pension. but who is not entitled &c
one under the laws Of this country,
have petitioned Congress to grant him
an annuity during his Efe-time- What
a precedent it would establish should
L
the favor asked. What score Of
worthy poor would have Positions and
petitioners at the National capital. and
how the surplus in the treasury would
melt away through the charitable
benevolence Of Congresses which saw
fit TO follow such presidents set for
them. Whitman Is poor aIid worthy;
he is entitled to pension perhaps, but
the laws do not entitle him 90 one. So
also are Mrs. Logan and Mrs Blair,
widows of soldier-SenaboR=, entitled to
pensions from the standpoint their
friends see their eases. but they are
not. no more than Whitman under the
law
Mrs. Logan. Mrs Blair and the VEN
erabie Whitman may la pensioned by
the Government. but their pensioning
will not strike the public heart as
would the pensioning IT the families Of
the brave men who risked and lost their
own lives to save that Ct fellow be-
ing FOR would pensieEas to Mrs Lo-
gan. Yrs. Blair aad Whssman meet the
same general Apprehension of the pee
pie t.fat pension to khese dependen:
families would Gases are rare ineie,a
WHARF life Is Eisked and lost To sara
an ather; the establishment of a prece
dent TO pensipns the families of a here
ulho gives up. his own life in an at
aempt to save. another would meet the
general, If net universal, approval O
1 the people OF this country 1t would 81
precedesa that would not PROMISE d
continued and fearful drain uron tn,
treasure. and it would honor a Con
| gress that so honored their country b,
providing for National monument e
| heroisH-
| Les the Government provide for In
| families of the men who died so heraic
aTiy. Generous individuals may con
tribute for time TO the4s support GU
of sympathy or for the sake of charity
but for short time only. Let Con
gress pension them. not in the name Q
charity but In the name of America
duty. No fault viii be found with an,
member of Congress who champion
such hilL-Dss Ioinss Leader.